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School Athletics Carnival
2018
Dates:
Wagga Country Deanery
DATE: 29th May
TIME: TBC
VENUE: Wagga Wagga
COST: $10.00
Wagga City Deanery
DATE: 30 May
TIME: TBC
VENUE: Wagga Wagga
COST: $10.00
Diocesan
DATE: 2nd August
TIME: 1
0.00am (Officials will need to be there between 9.00 – 9.30am)
VENUE: Albury
COST: $15.00 (an invoice will be forwarded to you after the carnival)
MACKILLOP
DATE: Monday 24th September 2018
TIME: TBC
VENUE: Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic Park
TEAM MANAGERS
Laura Cornford - Santa Sabina, Strathfield
Carolynne Daher - St Joseph's. Enfield
Peta Haynes - St Christopher's, Panania
Terry Jansen - Good Samaritan, Fairy Meadow
Kim Donohue - St Patrick's, Summer Hill
PSSA
DATE: Wednesday 31st October - Thursday 1st November 2018
TIME: TBC
VENUE: Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre, Edwin Flack Ave, Sydney Olympic ParkCONVENORS FOR WAGGA WAGGA COUNTRY,
WAGGA WAGGA CITY AND SOUTH WEST.
WAGGA WAGGA COUNTRY DEANERY CONVENOR
ANNA KEOUGH IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LISTED SCHOOLS
Anna will consult with Bill Ross to co-ordinate dates and carnivals needs and organize the Swimming and
Athletics with the assistance of the school listed to be the Host School for the event.
Year Swimming Athletics
2002/2007/2012/2017 Junee Tumbarumba
2003/2008/2013/2018 Coolamon Ganmain
2004/2009/2014/2019 Lockhart Junee
2005/2010/2015/2020 Tumbarumba Coolamon
2006/2011/2016/2021 Ganmain Lockhart
WAGGA WAGGA CITY DEANERY CONVENOR
ANNA KEOUGH IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE LISTED SCHOOLS
Anna will consult with Bill Ross to co-ordinate dates and carnivals needs and organize the Swimming and
Athletics with the assistance of the school listed to be the Host School for the event.
Year Swimming Athletics
2002/2018 Mater Dei/Holy Trinity Sacred Heart
2003/2008/2013/2019 Henschke Mater Dei
2004/2009/2014/2020 St Joseph’s Holy Trinity
2005/2010/2015/2021 Sacred Heart St Joseph’s
2006/2011/2016/2022 Mater Dei Henschke
2007/2012/2017/2023 Holy Trinity Sacred Heart
ALBURY CITY DEANERY CONVENORS
Lea Scammell in conjunction with Sue Hayhoe will coordinate dates/ribbons etc for the functioning of both Swimming
and Athletics Carnivals with Bill Ross.
Judy Foley will be the Albury Deanery Swimming Carnival Convenor with the host school/s providing necessary
assistance.
Lea Scammell in conjunction with Sue Hayhoe will be the Albury Deanery Athletics Carnival Convenor with the host
school/s providing necessary assistance.ALBURY DEANERY ATHLETICS & SWIMMING
Year Swimming Athletics Off Year
2012 St Pats Holbrook St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury
& St Anne’s
2013 St Mary’s Corowa St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s
and Holy Spirit
2014 St Joseph’s St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit
Culcairn and St
Pats Albury
2015 St Pats Holbrook St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury
& St Anne’s
2016 St Mary’s Corowa St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s
and Holy Spirit
2017 St Joseph’s St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit
Culcairn and St
Pats Albury
2018 St Pats Holbrook St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury
& St Anne’s
2019 St Mary’s Corowa St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s
and Holy Spirit
2020 St Joseph’s St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s St Mary’s Corowa and Holy Spirit
Culcairn and St
Pats Albury
2021 St Pats Holbrook St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury
& St Anne’s
2022 St Mary’s Corowa St Joseph’s Culcairn and St Pats Albury St Pats Holbrook & St Anne’s
and Holy SpiritDIOCESAN ATHLETICS RECORDS - ESTABLISHED 1991 - INCLUDING 2016
GIRLS
EVENT NAME S SCHOOL RECORD YEAR
8 Years Rachel St Therese’s Yenda 16.3 1995
100m Foscarini
9 Years Briana Langtry Henschke Wagga 15.15 2001
100m
10 Years Georgina Sacred Heart Kooringal 14.60 2001
100m Leahy
11 Years Julia Nation Holy Spirit Lavington 13.84 1999
100m
12 Years Jenny Baker St Joseph’s Wagga 13.15 2001
100m
13 Years Lauren Holy Spirit Lavington 14.04 2003
100m McLaren
Junior Kaitlyn Buck St Joseph’s Junee 30.96 2007
200m
11 Years Kaitlyn Buck St Joseph’s Junee 29.82 2008
200m
Senior Wendy St Mary's Yoogali 28.07 1998
200m Ceccato
Junior Anna Cranney St Mary's Corowa 2.45.03 1997
800m
11 Years Sarah Trainer St Joseph's Narrandera 2.39.09 1998
800m
Senior Anna Mater Dei, Wagga 2.37.10 1996
800m Cunnington
High Jump
Junior Rochelle St Columba's Berrigan 1.23m 1995
Eales
11 Years J Tinkler St Joseph's Finley 1.37m 1998
Senior Brandy Galvin St Patrick’s, Holbrook 1.49m 2011Long
Jump
Junior Jane Sacred Heart Kooringal 3.89m 2007
Garraway
11 Years Tahnee St Patrick’s Albury 4.15m 2002
Cannan
Senior Tahnee St Patrick’s Albury 4.69m 2003
Cannan
Shot Put
Junior Sian Lovekin St Joseph's Culcairn 9.29m 1991
11 Years Brydee Clarke Sacred Heart Kooringal 9.73m 2003
Senior Lilly Hewitt St Joseph’s Narrandera 9.99m 2014
Discus
Junior Sophia Varley St Joseph’s, Finley 25.56m 2013
11 Years Brydee Clarke Sacred Heart Kooringal 27.10m 2003
Senior Rebecca St Patrick’s Albury 27.82m 2005
Briggs
Relays
Junior South West 1.00.59 1991
Schools
(Sue Hayhoe
Trophy)
Senior Henschke, 56.97 2011
Wagga
MOST RECENT RECORDS
Lilly Hewitt Senior Girls Shot Put St Joseph’s Narrandera 9.99 2014DIOCESAN ATHLETICS RECORDS – ESTABLISHED 1991 INCLUDING 2016
BOYS
EVENT NAME SCHOOL RECORD YEAR
8 Years 100m Joe Cunnington Mater Dei Wagga 15.17 1998
9 Years 100m Timothy Segrave St Mary’s Corowa 14.66 1998
10 Years 100m Grant Commins St Joseph’s Leeton 13.85 2003
11 Years 100m Luke Spokes Henschke Wagga 13.57 1991
Joe Cunnington Mater Dei Wagga 13.57 2001
12 Years 100m Sam Voss St Patrick's Albury 13.13 2000
13 Years 100m Thomas Barker St Patrick’s, Albury 13.82 2014
Junior 200m Morgan Hindry Holy Spirit Lavington 29.55 1999
11 Years 200m Dougal Howard Mater Dei Wagga 28.49 2007
Senior 200m Bronson Meehan St Anne’s North 27.29 2011
Albury
Junior 800m Morgan Hindry Holy Spirit Lavington 2.36.00 1998
11 Years 800m Andrew Heffernan St Joseph’s Junee 2.35.23 2006
Senior 800m Paul Cunnington Henschke Wagga 2.30.73 1991
High Jump
Junior Matthew Mullins Henschke Wagga 1.33m 1998
11 Years Liam Wood St Joseph’s Leeton 1.47m 2007
Senior Thomas Hawkins St Joseph's Finley 1.53m 2000Long Jump
Junior Morgan Hindry Holy Spirit 4.12m 1999
Lavington
11 Years Hunter Schultz Henschke, Wagga 4.77m 2016
Senior Kirtis Fisher St Joseph’s 4.73m 2012
Leeton
Shot Put
Junior Nathan Carroll Mater Dei Wagga 11.06m 1991
11 Years Sam Trimboli St Patrick's Griffith 11.74m 1999
Senior Nicholas Zumbo St Joseph's 10.86m 2000
Leeton
Discus
Junior Nick Hay Henschke Wagga 28.19m 2008
11 Years Nick Hay Henschke Wagga 29.23m 2009
Senior Nick Hay Henschke Wagga 32.69m 2010
Relays
Junior Mater Dei Wagga 1.00.00 2001
Senior St Mary's Corowa 0.55.92 1998
PP5 St Brendan’s 0.58.40 2012
Ganmain
PP6 St Therese’s Yenda 1.02.75 2009
MOST RECENT RECORDS
Thomas Barker 13 Year Boys 100m St Patrick’s Albury 13.82 2014GENERAL RULES FOR SPORTS
CO-ORDINATORS TO INFORM CHILDREN ABOUT
Track Events
Two calls will be given per event.
You must be in the marshalling tent when the final call is given (Spikes to be carried to tent.)
When your name is called answer and report to the second marshall, in order of your lane.
You will walk as a heat to the starting line (Do not go straight to the start.)
When you have finished your race, walk up to the finish line, where you will be given a ticket.
The first place getter only – gets the time sheet.
Line up in your order with finish marshall.
Walk to recording tent.
Give your name and school when asked.
Field Events
Report directly to the field event when called.
Give name and school to the official.
Practise throws and jumps.
The official will come over and tell you the order of competition and ask for no more practices.
The official will call your name when it is your turn.
Only three throws or jumps.
NOTE: Please remind children that there are finals. Some events will be only one heat. This will be a final. All
finals at final time. Field events only have three throws or three jumps.MARSHALLS Marshall (1) Children will be asked to report to the marshalling tent. The marshall will call out the names of each child for the events as per the program. They will line up in their lane draw with the other marshall. The second marshall will walk children to the start. The children will be given two calls to the marshalling area. Once the final call has been given, heats will be read out. Marshall (2) Line up children in their correct lane order 1 to 10 (behind each other) Walk them to the start of the race, making sure they remain in their correct lanes. If a child is missing their lane remains empty. Stand the children in their lanes waiting for the starter. For some events it may be easier to walk all heats over together (You need to know where one race ends and the other starts.) Marshall (3) Working at the finish line. Children will be given their place cards. You line them up i.e. 1st to 10th . Walk over to the recording tent. Then proceed to the next event.
RULES FOR DISCUS 1. ORDER OF COMPETITION The order in which the competitors will take their throws shall be drawn prior to the carnival and recorded on the competition sheet. Each competitor will be allowed three trials and then places will be done. If an athlete is competing in two or more events simultaneously, the officials may allow the competitor to take their throws out of order. A competitor cannot take all their trials in succession. 2. PRACTISE TRIALS FOR DISCUS A competitor is allowed at least 2 practise trials before the competition begins. 3. FOULS An athlete will record a foul if a) the competitor after entering the circle and commencing to make a throw touches with any part of their body the top of the circle or the ground outside. b) the implement does not fall completely within the sector of the throwing area. c) the implement hits the throw cage or goes out the back of the circle. d) the competitor does not leave the circle from the rear half which is indicated by a line. 4. MEASURING The officials shall measure and record each valid trial. All measurements should be made with a tape graduated in centimetres. In measuring throwing events that part recording the distance achieved must be held by an official at the circle. In the distance shall be measured in 2cm units. The measurement of each throw will be made form the nearest mark made by the fall of the implement to the inside of the circumference of the circle. The tape must be pulled through the centre of the circle. Discuss Weights- Rubber discuss must be used. Boys and Girls Juniors 500g 11 Years 750g 12/13 750g
GENERAL RULES FOR SPORTS
CO-ORDINATORS TO INFORM CHILDREN ABOUT
Track Events
Two calls will be given per event.
You must be in the marshalling tent when the final call is given (Spikes to be carried to tent.)
When your name is called answer and report to the second marshall, in order of your lane.
You will walk as a heat to the starting line (Do not go straight to the start.)
When you have finished your race, walk up to the finish line, where you will be given a ticket.
The first place getter only – gets the time sheet.
Line up in your order with finish marshall.
Walk to recording tent.
Give your name and school when asked.
Field Events
Report directly to the field event when called.
Give name and school to the official.
Practise throws and jumps.
The official will come over and tell you the order of competition and ask for no more practices.
The official will call your name when it is your turn.
Only three throws or jumps.
NOTE: Please remind children that there are finals. Some events will be only one heat. This will be a final. All
finals at final time. Field events only have three throws or three jumps.RULES FOR SHOT PUT 1. ORDER OF COMPETITION The order in which the competitors will take their throws shall be drawn prior to the carnival and recorded on the competition sheet. Each competitor will be allowed three trials and then places will be done. If an athlete is competing in two or more events simultaneously, the officials may allow the competitor to take their throws out of order. A competitor cannot take all their trials in succession. 1. PRACTICE TRIALS FOR SHOT PUT A competitor is allowed at least 2 practice throws before competition begins 1. PUTTING THE SHOT The shot shall be out from the shoulder with one hand only. At the time the competitor takes a stance in the ring to commence a put, the shot shall touch the chin/neck area, and the hand shall not be dropped below this position during the action of the putting. The shot must not be taken from behind the line of the shoulder. The shot must be in close proximity to the chin. The shot can be placed near the neck. 1. FOUL A competitor will record a foul for the shot if: a) If the athlete after entering the circle and commencing to make a throw touches with any part of the body the top of the stopboard or circle or the ground outside. b) Improperly releases the implement in making the attempt. c) If the athlete does not leave the circle from the rear half which is indicated by a line. d) If the shot does not land fully within the sector. 1. MEASURING The officials shall measure and record each valid trial. All measurements must be made with a tape. In measuring the distance in the throwing events, the end of the tape recording the distance achieved must be held by an official at the circle. In shot, the distance shall always be recorded to the nearest centimetre below the distance measured. The measurement of each throw will be made from the nearest mark made by the fall of the implement to the inside of the circumference of the circle. The tape should be pulled through the centre of the circle. 1. TIES In an event of a tie the second best performance of the competitors tying shall decide the tie. If the tie remains the third throw. Weights Boys & Girls Juniors 2kgs
11 years 2kgs
12/13 years 3kgs
RULES FOR LONG JUMP
1. ORDER OF COMPETIITION
The order in which the competitors will jump will be drawn prior to the carnival and recorded on the
competition sheet. Each competitor will be allowed the competition sheet. Each competitor will be allowed
three trials and then the places will be done. If an athlete is competing in two or more events
simultaneously the officials may allow the competitor to take their jumps out of order. A competitor cannot
take all their trials in succession.
2. MEASURING OF RUN-UP
Before competition begins athletes may measure out their desired runoff. A shoe, piece of clothing may be
used to mark their starting point. (not a hole in the ground).
3. PRACTISE JUMPS
A competitor is allowed at least 2 practice jumps before competition begins.
4. THE LONG JUMP BOARD
Fouls – it is a failure if:-
a) If any part of the foot goes over the board.
b) If any part of the body goes over the board.
c) If the course of landing touches the ground outside the landing area nearer to the take-off than the
nearest mark in the sand made by the jump.
d) After completing the jump, walk back through the landing area.
e) Employs any form of somersaulting.
NOTE: If a competitor takes off before reaching the board it shall be a jump and measured as such.
Measuring takes place from the front of the board (ie the edge closest to the pit).
5. MEASURING
Each valid jump will be measured and recorded.
Distances recorded to the nearest centimeter.
All jumps will be measured as the nearest break in the landing area made by any part of the body or limbs
to the take-off line (ie the edge closest to the pit).
6. TIESIf a tie exists the second best performance of the competitors tying shall decide the tie. If a tie remains the next best jump. 7. EQUIPMENT a rake a broom or brush a spike for end of tape to be used in sand area tape When measuring the jump the spike with the zero end of the tape attached is inserted perpendicularly at the break in the sand nearest the take-off board. This break is not necessarily made by the feet of the competitor it may be the seat or hand. RULES FOR HIGH JUMP 1. ORDER OF COMPETIITION The order in which the competitors will jump will be drawn prior to the carnival and recorded on the competition sheet. If an athlete is competing in two or more events simultaneously, the officials may allow them to take their trials in an order than shown on the sheet. A competitor cannot demand to make their trials in succession. 2. USE OF MARKS A competitor may place on the runway a marker to assist them with their approach. However, a market cannot interfere with another jumper. 3. JUMPS A competitor may commence jumping at any height above the maximum height and may jump any heights they wish. If they mjss a height it is recorded with a – (Pass). Three successive failures regardless of the height at which the failure occurs, means they take no more part in the event, unless a tie occurs. A miss is recorded if
a) the bar falls down
b) the athlete does not take off on one foot
c) if any part of the body touches the mats or the uprights, even if the athlete does not jump.
NOTE (1): If a wind knocks down the bar the athlete is not penalized. If the athlete has moved right away
from the bar after competing the jump and the bar falls off the athlete is not penalized.
NOTE (2): There is a mistaken idea prevalent that provided the jumper scrambles off the mat before the
bar falls it does not count as a failure. This is quite wrong, and there is no rule to this effect. The judge
must watch very carefully, particularly when there is a wind blowing, and must make up his/her mind
whether the bar fell as a result of the jumper knocking it, or whether the wind was the true cause of it
falling.
4. THE RESULT SHEET
1.78 1.82 1.85 1.88 1.90 1.92 1.94 1.96
M M M M M M M M
A Smith - xO O xO - xxO xO xO 1ST
B O O O x- xO xxO xxO xxx 2N
Clarke D
D O O x O xxO Xxx 4TH
Jones
F Marks O - - xxO xxO xxO xx 3R
D
D Jones and F Marks last cleared 1.90
D Jones had 6 failures F Marks 7 failures x – miss O cleared - pass (did not jump)
5. COMPETITION
Starts when the first athlete attempts the first trial round one, and ends when the last remaining athlete fails
or decides to stop.
6. MEASURING
All measuring should be made with a measuring stick. The measurement must be made from the ground
to the top of the bar. Measurements must be made at both ends of the bar and the middle.
Rises should be 5cm until there are six or fewer competitors then 2cm raises.
7. STARTING HEIGHTSBoys Junior 90cm 11 Years 1.05cm 12/13 Years 1.15m Girls Junior 85cm 11 Years 1.00m 12/13 Years 1.10m Please click this link for CPS information: https://www.csss.nsw.edu.au/nswcps-athletics-pathway-info.aspx Please click this link to nominate students: https://goo.gl/forms/bujSvi7CkvIFZ6bC3 Questions? Please email sport@ww.catholic.edu.au
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